What is Biological Evolution?
Evidence of Evolution
Rates of Evolutionary Change
Processes in Evolution
100

The remains of impressions of organisms 

fossils

100

Rock that had been formed from other pieces of rock

Sedimentary Rock

100

All the time that has passed since the earth formed

Geological Time

100

A random change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA

Mutation

200

A group of organisms of the same species that live in the same area 

Population

200

The study of the geographical distribution of fossils and living organisms

Biogeography

200

Paleontologist

A scientist who studies fossils

300

Changes in a population over time

Evolution

300

The structure of an organism

Anatomy

300

An animal that has a backbone

Vertebrate

400

A theory that present organisms descended from past organisms 

Common Descent

400

The body parts that are similar in related animals

Homologous structure

400

An egg-laying vertebrate that breathes with lungs

Reptile

500

To change genetically over generations to become more suited to the environment

Adapt

500

The study of the biochemical and molecular processes within cells 

Molecular Biology

500

A theory that the earth's surface is made of large sections of crust that move

Plate tectonics

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